The purpose of whole is to show that a physical mechanism maybe responsible for the traits of the non-electromagnetic effects of nanoparticles on biological orders. Nanoparticles are particularly attractive for a variety of biomedical applications, proper their high surface-to-book ratio, volume to interact with microscopic or cellular processes, and talent to alter their functions. Some characteristics of the (non-electrostatic) belongings of metal nanoparticles on organic systems are analyzed, containing the non-monotonic size-effect reliance, the dependence on nanoparticle form, and the grip of particular metal nanoparticles to particular cells. It's settled that these features of the belongings of nanoparticles on biological systems are similar to the features of the interplay of spin structures in superfluid through spin supercurrents. This plan makes it possible to establish which ingot would have the most impact on a distinguishing biological scheme, which helps to increase the effectiveness of healing applications of nanoparticles.
Author(s) Details:
Liudmila B. Boldyreva,
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State University of Management, Moscow, Russia.
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